The Transactions of the Entomological Society of London, volume 25
The Transactions of the Entomological Society of London, volume 25
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Tmolus isobeon.
Tmolus isobeon, Butler & Dmce, Cist Ent 5, p. 108 (1872); Lep. Exot. p. 161 ; pi. Ivii. fig. 2 (1873^.
$. Shady woods near Prainha, 6th December, 1873.
• KoYember, 1876.
l2 Digiti ized by Google 140 Mr. A. G. Butler on the 196. Tmolus atrox, n. sp.
Above smoky brown, with a purplish tinge; below greyish-brown ; primaries with a discoceUular litura, and an interrupted discal transverse line from subcostal nervure to first median branch, black-brown, edged externally with whitish;... two submarginal grey lunules, on the median interspaces ; fringe brown ; secondaries with a discoceUular litura as in primaries; a black discal line, straight and oblique from costa to third median, then dentate-sinuate (forming a W on the median interspaces), edged out- wardly with white; margin black, edged inwardly with white; a red-bordered black spot between the tails, a trace of a second on second median interspace, another at anal angle, and a conical red spot in the subanal sinus of the discal line; a pale apical submarginal stripe from apex to third median branch: expanse of wings 1 mch 1 line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tmolus isobeon.
Tmolus isobeon, Butler & Dmce, Cist Ent 5, p. 108 (1872); Lep. Exot. p. 161 ; pi. Ivii. fig. 2 (1873^.
$. Shady woods near Prainha, 6th December, 1873.
• KoYember, 1876.
l2 Digiti ized by Google 140 Mr. A. G. Butler on the 196. Tmolus atrox, n. sp.
Above smoky brown, with a purplish tinge; below greyish-brown ; primaries with a discoceUular litura, and an interrupted discal transverse line from subcostal nervure to first median branch, black-brown, edged externally with whitish;... two submarginal grey lunules, on the median interspaces ; fringe brown ; secondaries with a discoceUular litura as in primaries; a black discal line, straight and oblique from costa to third median, then dentate-sinuate (forming a W on the median interspaces), edged out- wardly with white; margin black, edged inwardly with white; a red-bordered black spot between the tails, a trace of a second on second median interspace, another at anal angle, and a conical red spot in the subanal sinus of the discal line; a pale apical submarginal stripe from apex to third median branch: expanse of wings 1 mch 1 line.
What to read after The Transactions of the Entomological Society of London, volume 25?
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